Poems of Many Moods
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No white sail gleams upon the wave, Nor motion hath it, save its own Bright flow of waters, and no sound Save its own gentle moan.
And deep and pure the summer blue Reflected in its bosom lies, And mirrored there intensely true The thousand-tinted foliage dyes.
WINNIPISEOGEE LAKE. 53 Far towering stretch the pine hills round, And from those leafy seas so dim I hear the wind's mysterious sound, Like faint heard angel's hymn.
Nature, kind mother ! from this scene Of holy and serenest calm, May th...e sad soul a lesson glean, A soothing tone midst life's alarm : To bid each stormy passion rest, And lie in lake-like, calm repose, With sunshine sleeping on my breast, Till death-shades round me close.
MOUNT WASHINGTON.
DEEP rooted in the rock-ribbed earth When sang the stars their morning hymn, Ere man or nations sprang to birth, And Nature rose from Chaos dim : The same vast piles of granite bare Silent and stern, and changing never, Unworn amidst Time's ceaseless wear, And still unworn, and thus forever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No white sail gleams upon the wave, Nor motion hath it, save its own Bright flow of waters, and no sound Save its own gentle moan.
And deep and pure the summer blue Reflected in its bosom lies, And mirrored there intensely true The thousand-tinted foliage dyes.
WINNIPISEOGEE LAKE. 53 Far towering stretch the pine hills round, And from those leafy seas so dim I hear the wind's mysterious sound, Like faint heard angel's hymn.
Nature, kind mother ! from this scene Of holy and serenest calm, May th...e sad soul a lesson glean, A soothing tone midst life's alarm : To bid each stormy passion rest, And lie in lake-like, calm repose, With sunshine sleeping on my breast, Till death-shades round me close.
MOUNT WASHINGTON.
DEEP rooted in the rock-ribbed earth When sang the stars their morning hymn, Ere man or nations sprang to birth, And Nature rose from Chaos dim : The same vast piles of granite bare Silent and stern, and changing never, Unworn amidst Time's ceaseless wear, And still unworn, and thus forever.
What to read after Poems of Many Moods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cornelius George Fenner to read onlineMoreLess
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